Battle of Stalingrad subreddit opened!

[ACG_Kraut]

For all you redditors out there like myself: 

 

I have taken it upon myself to create a new subreddit for Battle of Stalingrad. 

http://www.reddit.com/r/battleofstalingrad

 

Now I know at the moment there won't be much going on, all the action is right here on the forums, but closer to release and at release things should pickup quite well.

 

I also hope to create a reddit squadron if there is enough interest later on.

 

Right now I am looking for:  

 

2-3 people with moderation experience that would want to help mod the sub

1-2 people that have CSS knowledge that could help with the styling

1-2 Devs and/or forum mods that would like to mod and provide input there as well.

 

Please PM me if you are interested.

 

I want to model this after the War Thunder sub as the community there is great! 

http://www.reddit.com/r/Warthunder

Edited July 9, 2013 by Kraut

[Zak]

For all you redditors out there like myself: 

 

I have taken it upon myself to create a new subreddit for Battle of Stalingrad. 

http://www.reddit.com/r/battleofstalingrad

 

Now I know at the moment there won't be much going on, all the action is right here on the forums, but closer to release and at release things should pickup quite well.

 

I also hope to create a reddit squadron if there is enough interest later on.

 

Right now I am looking for:  

 

2-3 people with moderation experience that would want to help mod the sub

1-2 people that have CSS knowledge that could help with the styling

1-2 Devs and/or forum mods that would like to mod and provide input there as well.

I'd like to support, Kraut. Not PMing to show up the interest

[ACG_Kraut]

Cool! just let me know what your name on reddit is and I can add you.

[71st_AH_Hooves]

Never been a big redditor. This is just another site to talk about bos right? Or is there another aspect to this. How do I start contributing to the subreddit? Anything I can do to help. I'm all about it!

[JG13_opcode]

I applaud the idea, but reddit is kind of a cesspool, and the format doesn't lend itself well to meaningful discussion.